Idea People? | So You Wanna Be A Game Designer? (#1)
During my time in the industry, I had to interview and review tests of many aspiring designers. What I’ve noticed is that there are a lot of misconceptions potential juniors have, so I decided to create a series dedicated to these misconceptions. The first one is about what a game designer actually does in a team.
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Farlands School of Game Design
AuthorIf you're interested in participating in design discussions, be sure to join my Discord channel! https://discord.gg/6k2ZrDq
Roman Blogomor
AuthorСпасибо за видео)
Citizen #839X
AuthorGreat video. I'm at the point where, for starting in this specific field (like level designer too) , I need previous maturated experience with at least one accomplished/published project. Can't have chances alone for sure otherwise I will forever stay a simple freelancer 2D illustrator. So, I'm still looking around to form up a team in order to build the bridge that one day will give me a consistent chance to get hired. I have passion, good artistic base and will to keep the path into this segment.
TimmacTR
AuthorYes. 🙂
Atilla Kabakcıoğlu
AuthorAs a jr, newbie game designer I wish I could explain this to my bosses (actually, I wish they could understand)
Joshua Fortner
AuthorI went to look for the next video and then saw that it hadn't been made yet. Damn! Sub!
Saikool64
AuthorI needed this series. Could you make a video about what major you should consider for game design. I've been told many times that a game design degree isn't necessary, so what would you recommend?
valignatev
AuthorI really love your focused and on point videos. I especially like that you've mentioned a vision, a creative direction. I remember Jon Blow said in one of his talks that a game without a strong vision can easily lose a connected experience and provoke a feelings that "something is wrong", "something is missing", or that "something is redundant".